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Disinflation

A decrease in the rate of inflation.

Disinflation

A situation in which the inflation rate decreases, but does not reverse. For example, disinflation occurs when the inflation rate goes from 5% to 2%. Importantly, it is not deflation when the inflation rate becomes negative. Disinflation is considered a normal and healthy part of a business cycle.

disinflation

A slowdown in the rate of inflation. A drop in the inflation rate from 3% in one year to 2% in the next year is an example of disinflation. On an overall basis, disinflation is good for security prices, but it can be painful for individual companies that have made investment and borrowing decisions based upon a belief that a high rate of inflation would continue. See also inflation.

Disinflation. Disinflation is a slowdown in the rate of price increases that historically occurs during a recession, when the supply of goods is greater than the demand for them.

Unlike deflation, however, when prices for goods actually drop, disinflation prices do not usually fall, but the rate of inflation becomes negligible.

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8% in the UK, "does not bolster confidence in the dollar, especially at a time when some of the structural disinflationary forces of the past decade may be in retreat", Woo adds.

Will the GCC finally dump the dollar: controversy continues ... by Smith, Pamela Ann / The Middle East

75 percent, and further rate cuts cannot be ruled out on the back of expectation for a gradual disinflationary trend.

The week's top news in world financial markets from maximus capital by The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia)

San Francisco Fed President Janet Yellen dismissed those fears on Monday, saying the "more significant threat to price stability over the next several years stems from the disinflationary forces unleashed by the enormous slack in the economy.

Bernanke says U.S. recession is 'very likely' over by Financial Mirror (Cyprus)

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